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Pattern Cutting: The Architecture of Fashion
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Artikel-Nr:
9782940411900
Veröffentl:
2013
Seiten:
184
Autor:
Pat Parish
Gewicht:
930 g
Format:
300x221x18 mm
Serie:
Required Reading Range
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
Parish, PatPat Parish has taught fashion and textile courses for over thirty years. Her teaching career began at the Royal College of Art and she now lectures at Northbrook College, UK.
Alongside her teaching, she has also worked as a freelance pattern cutter for designers such as Betty Jackson and Anne Tyrrell, and has created collections with Amanda Wakely, Edina Ronay, Bruce Oldfield and many others. Many of her students have successful careers in fashion.
Alongside her teaching, she has also worked as a freelance pattern cutter for designers such as Betty Jackson and Anne Tyrrell, and has created collections with Amanda Wakely, Edina Ronay, Bruce Oldfield and many others. Many of her students have successful careers in fashion.
The pattern cutter's aesthetic judgement of proportion, balance, line and form has always underpinned success in fashion design. In Pattern Cutting: The Architecture of Fashion, Pat Parish approaches the subject from this perspective, identifying key shapes and structures from the catwalk and translating them into 3D through a number of cutting, draping and construction processes. These methods are explored here through a series of practical scenarios, richly illustrated and annotated with step-by-step instructions.
This exciting new approach provides you with the inspiration, tools and confidence to interpret and adapt basic patterns and take your designs even further.
This exciting new approach provides you with the inspiration, tools and confidence to interpret and adapt basic patterns and take your designs even further.
Featuring a series of design scenarios, illustrated and annotated with step-by-step instructions, this is a clear, contemporary guide to pattern cutting.
Intends to inspire and combine pattern, design and aesthetics, and for readers to gain confidence to explore a subject that can be considered difficult and too methodical to be interesting. This title intends to select a variety of pattern cutting scenarios experienced in studio fashion teaching and learning, and more.
Intends to inspire and combine pattern, design and aesthetics, and for readers to gain confidence to explore a subject that can be considered difficult and too methodical to be interesting. This title intends to select a variety of pattern cutting scenarios experienced in studio fashion teaching and learning, and more.
Chapter 1: Context: what is a pattern?
The role of the pattern cutter
Body shape and size
Measuring and mapping the body
Getting started
Chapter 2: Pattern fundamentals: from 3D to 2D - basic blocks
Darts in design
Panel lines for fit and flare control
Complex style lines
Adding flare
Adding volume
Chapter 3: Shape
Trapeze
Square
Dome
Inverted triangle
Cocoon
Hourglass
Linear
Lantern
Balloon
Chapter 4: Sleeves, collars and circles
Sleeve fundamentals
Set-in sleeves
Grown-on sleeves
Collar fundamentals
One-piece collars
Two-piece collars
Circles and ruffles
Chapter 5: Trousers
Trouser fundamentals
Standard and narrow fit
Adding pleats
Above waist fitting
Below waist fitting
Pockets, zips and finishes.
Chapter 6: Sustainability and fashion
Deconstructing hierarchies and traditions
Cutting down on waste
Pattern-led design
New horizons
The role of the pattern cutter
Body shape and size
Measuring and mapping the body
Getting started
Chapter 2: Pattern fundamentals: from 3D to 2D - basic blocks
Darts in design
Panel lines for fit and flare control
Complex style lines
Adding flare
Adding volume
Chapter 3: Shape
Trapeze
Square
Dome
Inverted triangle
Cocoon
Hourglass
Linear
Lantern
Balloon
Chapter 4: Sleeves, collars and circles
Sleeve fundamentals
Set-in sleeves
Grown-on sleeves
Collar fundamentals
One-piece collars
Two-piece collars
Circles and ruffles
Chapter 5: Trousers
Trouser fundamentals
Standard and narrow fit
Adding pleats
Above waist fitting
Below waist fitting
Pockets, zips and finishes.
Chapter 6: Sustainability and fashion
Deconstructing hierarchies and traditions
Cutting down on waste
Pattern-led design
New horizons